ITL Kids
Meet Jayquon — your IT buddy from IT Legends
Play, learn and level up. Jayquon walks around this page, explains tech in simple words and cheers you on. He answers IT 101 questions only — anything bigger goes straight to a real Bahamian engineer.
Kid-safe, no personal info
IT 101 basics only
Big questions → engineer
Your learning path
Level 1
Meet Your Computer
Parts, ports and what each one does.
Level 2
Using a Computer
Files, folders, apps and typing.
Level 3
Going Online
Wi-Fi, routers, browsers and websites.
Level 4
Staying Safe
Passwords, links, downloads and trusted adults.
Level 5
Think Like IT
Check the simple thing first — logical steps.
Level 6
Future IT Legend
Put it all together and earn the trophy.
ITL Kids Games
Game 1
Name That Computer Part
Question 1 of 8 · Score 0
What is this?
Game 2
Build a Computer
Drag each part onto its job — or tap a part, then tap its spot.
Screen
Drop a part here
Brain
Drop a part here
Typing
Drop a part here
Pointing
Drop a part here
Sound
Drop a part here
Video
Drop a part here
Paper
Drop a part here
Game 3
Safe or Unsafe?
Card 1 of 7 · Score 0
You tell a trusted adult when a message feels weird.
Game 4
IT Match
Tap a word, then tap what it does. 0/6 matched.
Game 5
The IT Troubleshooter
Case 1 of 4
The monitor is black. What should you check first?
Game 6
IT Word Challenge
Clue: A machine that stores and works with information. · Solved 0/3 · Misses 0/6
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ITL Kids AI
Ask Jayquon anything from IT 101: computer parts, files and folders, Wi-Fi, browsers, passwords, the cloud, tech careers and fun facts. He keeps answers short and simple.
Ask Jayquon — IT 101
Beginner tech questions only · ● Online
Type a question below, or tap one of the buttons above. I answer the basics — routers, Wi-Fi, passwords, files, the cloud and more.
Jayquon never asks for your name, school, address or passwords. Anything bigger goes straight to a real engineer.
Learn
How a computer thinks
Input: Keyboards, mice, webcams and microphones send information IN.
Processing: The processor (CPU) is the brain — it follows instructions very fast.
Memory: RAM holds what you're working on right now; storage keeps it after shutdown.
Output: Monitors, speakers and printers send information back OUT to you.
Learn
How the internet reaches you
Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi carries data through invisible radio waves to your router.
Router: The router shares one internet connection with all your devices.
Browser: A browser is the app that opens websites.
Website: A website lives on a server and travels to you in tiny packets.
Cyber Safety Heroes
The 8 golden rules
- 1. Never share passwords — not even with a friend.
- 2. Protect personal information like your address and school.
- 3. Be careful with links you didn't expect.
- 4. Don't download unknown files.
- 5. Tell a trusted adult if something online feels wrong.
- 6. Be careful chatting with people you don't know.
- 7. Keep your devices updated.
- 8. Use long, strong passwords.
Final boss
Future IT Legend Challenge
Question 1 of 6 · Score 0
Which part shows you what the computer is doing?
Your badges
0 of 7 badges earned. Progress stays on this device — no names, no accounts, nothing personal.
Computer Rookie
Finish Name That Computer Part
Hardware Helper
Complete Build a Computer
Cyber Safety Hero
Ace Safe or Unsafe?
Keyboard Champion
Win the IT Word Challenge
Internet Explorer
Finish IT Match
Troubleshooting Rookie
Solve the IT Troubleshooter
IT Legend in Training
Pass the Future IT Legend Challenge
For parents & teachers
Jayquon teaches beginner basics only. Real problems — a broken laptop, a hacked account, school Wi-Fi, cameras or anything about pricing and installs — are handed to our Bahamian engineers. Jayquon never asks a child for names, schools, addresses or passwords.